2025 Honda Prologue

The backup camera on this vehicle is basically useless at night if there are no streetlights around. I don’t know if this is a combination of a poor camera and dim reverse lights or just a bad camera, but I think it’s a safety hazard. This is new vehicle using current technology, the camera should be able to see at night, or the reverse lights need to be brighter. What is the point of a reverse camera if I can’t see anything out of it.

Floorboard carpet on driver side is defective and not properly secured. Carpet is cut too short. Carpet has no securement mechanism across width of carpet. Carpet has loosened and began sagging directly behind gas and brake pedals. Insulation is clearly visible where carpet is defective. Issue was reported to dealership of purchase and Honda Motor Company (HMC) representative inspected carpet fabrication and installation. HMC representative indicated "vehicle should have never left assembly plant". HMC representative ordered replacement carpet for driver's side. Carpet was replaced by dealership of purchase. Replacement carpet has identical issue and is currently sagging behind gas/brake pedals. This is a CRITICAL safety issue and MUST be addressed. Issue has been reported to Honda Motor Company.

This vehicle's backup camera does not work adequately in the dark. It poses a major safety risk especially in rainy conditions where the driver is unable to utilize the backup camera at all. All rear lights are functioning properly, and the vehicle is in brand new condition with under 3k miles, pointing to a defective configuration for the camera or rear lighting.

The rear view camera display is too dark at night and does not provide adequate ability to see objects while reversing. This increases the chance of accidents or damage to the vehicle. The white reverse lights are not sufficient to provide lighting and the display does not have enough brightness and contrast. I have turned up the brightness to the maximum setting.